American Hairless Terrier

Coat

Hairless

Tan: may have in the traditional or creeping pattern.
Masking: All of the above may be masked (standard mask). The mask can be and matches pigment type - black in black-based dogs, liver in livers etc.
White Markings: Must always have some white (always represented by pale pink in this variety) somewhere on the body, and may be solid white (pink) all over.
Ticking/Roaning: Ticking is allowed.

When surrounded by white (pink), the liplines in this variety may be flesh without fault, regardless of pigment type.

Coated

Solid:
Tan: may have in the traditional or creeping pattern. Points may be brindled.
Sable: Any sable combination in any of the patterns.
Brindle: Allowed brindle combinations are:
with striping.
with striping.
with striping.
Masking: All of the above may be masked (standard mask). The mask can be and matches pigment type - black in black-based dogs, liver in livers etc.
dogs can be masked with any of the mask colours. Masks are not preferred in all non-tan-marked dogs.
White Markings: The american hairless terrier must always have some somewhere on the body and may be solid all over.
Ticking/Roaning: Ticking is allowed but the white must be clearly visible.

Eyes

in black-nosed dogz.
in blue and liver-nosed dogz.
in isabella dogz.

Nose

Black dogz have
Blue dogz have
Dark brown dogz have
Dusty dogz have
Cream to red dogz have can have any of the above.
Tan points, sables, and masked dogz follow the main/shading/masking colour.
Solid hairless dogz may have without fault in all solid colours to represent different skin tones.